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Maine sees 716 additional coronavirus infections, two deaths
The recent coronavirus surge driven by the delta variant continues here in Maine, with health officials reporting an additional 716 cases and two deaths on Thursday.
Maine Sen. Collins says Democrat bill challenging restrictive abortion laws goes too far
Maine’s Republican Senator has split with Democrats on abortion rights as they mount an effort to challenge a new Texas abortion law.
CMP says it’s exceeded customer service benchmarks as it seeks to have earnings penalty lifted
Central Maine Power says it’s turned a corner on customer service issues, and is hopeful that documents filed with with Maine regulators will lift a financial penalty put on the utility.
Toddler in critical condition after being found unresponsive in Cornville
A two-year-old was found unresponsive in a small pond in Somerset County on Tuesday, police say.
Human remains discovered at Lewiston solid waste facility
Maine State Police say human remains were discovered at a landfill in Lewiston.
Driver hospitalized after head-on collision in Limerick
One woman was seriously injured in a head-on crash in York County on Monday morning.
Maine tops 1,000 coronavirus deaths as virus hospitalizations reach record high
There were another 18 deaths among people with coronavirus according to Tuesday’s update from the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention.
Police in Maine identify human remains found over a decade ago
Police have identified remains that were found in Penobscot County nearly 11 years ago.
Portland city councilor steps down to take job in the Biden administration
A Portland city councilor who previously ran for mayor is stepping down as he moves on to a new job in the U.S. Department of Energy.
New law will require Maine schools to undergo testing for lead in water
A law passed by Maine legislators in 2019 will require all schools to test water fixtures for lead starting next month.